The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16
Mr.. Fowler called for Senate bill No. 5: wa.


passed.
Mr.. OrmAu moved tn reconsider the vote bv
which House bill No. 224 was lost.
message from the House announced that the
House sad passed the following resolution:
Resolped, That = Joint committee Of the Senate
and House, two from the House and Que frUm
the Senate, be appointed 10 consider the irregu-
ari,ies that occurred in the adoption OF amend
ments by the Senate TO House bill M. l. known
as the Railroad Commission Bill. aud report
whai steps shall be taken TO correct said irregu-
ariiies,
And that Messrs. Duncan and Washington
have been appointed on the part of the House OF
Representatives.
The message was taken up. and upon the ques.
tion Of concurrence, il was agreed To. and Mr..
Gaskns was appointed on The part Ot the Senate.
MIR. Mallory in the chair.
A message from the House announced the pas
sage OF Senate bills Nos. 64 and POT, that the
House has concurred in the Senate concurrent
resolution authorizing the Committee appointed
tn examine the Compirollcr's and Treasurer s
accounts to burn The greenback scrip in the
Tieasurer's office and receipt for the same.
Senate bill No. 68, with amendment. also. Sen
ate bill No. 287; agreed to.
Mr.. Fowler moved to reconsider the vote by
which Senate bill No. 182 was passed.
House bill No. 90f was passed
A message from the House announced that the
House Oi Representatives had had under cOnsid.
tion Senate bill No. l. and that the House has
reconsidered its action whereby the House con
Cured in the Senate amendments thereto, and
the bill Is hereby returned to the Senate for iur
ther action.
Mr. Walker, Chairman of the Committee on
Enrolled Bills, reported Senate bill No. 1888 cor
recty and carefully enrolled.
Mr. Bryan called for Senate bill No 216 :;
which wss passed.
Mr.. Williams called for Senate bill No 231 !;
which was passed
Mr. Bryan, Chairman of the Committee on
City and County Organization, reported q sub
sliiute for House bill No $50.
On motion of Mr.. Mann the substitute was
passed
Mr.. Kelly called for House joint resolution No.
Is, asking the establishment of mail routes ;
which passed
Mr.. Moreno called for Senate bill No 21S :;
which was passed.
Mr.. Jones called for Senate bill No. 1873 /;
which was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Whidden called for House bill No. 209
Mr.. De ano asked consent to call up his bill
tomorrow night.
Mr.. johnson called for Senate bill Ne. %;
which passed.
Mr.. Mallory moved to substit tie engrossed
Senate bill No. 296 tor Senate bill No. 2s6.
Mr.. Coulter called for Senate bill No 2e4;
Mr.. McKinnon called for House bill No. 206
which passed.
Mr.. Burnam called for House bill No 27o;
which passed.
Mr.. Stockton moved to adjourn; agreed to.
House.
MONDAY, May 80. 1887.
The House met.
The Speaker in the chair.
quorum present.
Mr.. Belby offered the following resolution:
Be reso',ed, That at the evening sessions begin
Mug With tu-hight, the roll shall be called and each
nember present shall have the right vnd privilege
at tue call of his name to designate some bill,
and said bill shall be taken up at once and acted
upon, il possible, TO final conclusion be it further
resolved That no special orders shall be set for the
this rule except by the unanimous consent of the
whole House; adopted
Mr.. Willie called up the following:
WHEREAS Grave doubts exist as to the con-
s'itutionality of the passage OF House bill No.
1870, in consequence of a violation of one Of the
constitutional requirements, io-wit: the sitting
of the House with locked doors on the final
passage of the bill therefore, he il Resolped,
That committee OF three be appointed TO in
vestigate the matter and report whatever nec-
essary; adopted
The Speaker appointed on the committee
Messrs Willie. Hicks and Peoples.
Mr. G lrletnn offered the following resolution
WHEREAS, The prsseht session Of the Legislature
is on the last week of its existence; and rhere0s
il benooves US, as the representatives of the people,
all the laws necessary for the protection,
benefit, security and safety Of the State at large
there, be il resolved That special committee of
less than five be appointed by the Speaker to select
from among the bills before this House of the most
general Importance taking first the bills of q
raj character OF the greatest Importance first TAX
ing those on third reading and second those on their
second re ,ding All such bills must have been
avorably reported by the committee to whom
ferred. Night sitting excepted from the operations
laid over
Mr.. Cromwell offered the follow ing r, solution:
Resolced, That before the House commences the
business of the day, that Senate bill No. "a be
taken up and concurred in as il will pass several
bills adopted.
House memorial No. was passed.
Mr.. Mcclellan offered the following resOlu.
ton: Reso.red, That the memorials and joint res
olutons TO Congress asking for mail routes be
taken up, and all passed at the same time unan-
imously adopted.
House memorials Nos. and 9 were passed
House joint resolution No. Is was passed.
House joint resolution No Is was passed.
Mr.. Birlby off red the following resolution:
Resotued, That one more member be added 10
the Committee ON Corporations adopted, and
MIR. Daniel was appointed.
Mr. Campbell, Chairman of the Committee on
Judiciary. reported unfavorably Senate bills
Nos 179. 1870 and 181, and favorably House bill
No. 800 and Senate bill No. 306.
MT OaAOn, InaiTInan OF Tue COmmNtee on
Railroads and Canals, reported favOrably on
Senate amendments to Senate bill No. l.
Mr. Clark, Chairman OF the Committee on
Corporations, reported favorably Senate bills
Nos. 159 and 95
Mr. Rourke. Chairman of the Committee on
Engrossed Bills. reported House bills Nos. 1913,
1877 and 168.correctly engrossed.
Mr.. Washington, Chairman of the Joint Com
mt,ee ~n Enrolled Bills, reported that Houac
bill No 223 and substitute for House bill No. 1S8
had been handed TO the Governor.
Mr.. Hicks, Chairman of the Committee on
Claims reported favorably House bill No 3O2.
Mr. Washington, Chairman OF the Committee
on Enrolled Bills, reported House bills Nos. BAT,
4, 245 172 and 1874 carefully and correctly en-
rolled.
Mr.. Daniel moved that Senate bill No. /,
which has just been reported by the Committee
on Railroad and Telegraph, be taken up, and
that the House concur in amendments thereto
by unanimous vote: agreed TO.
House bill No. S44 was passed.
House bill No. 12l was amended and recon-
mitled
Senate bill No. 25 was made special order for
O'Clock p NJ, Tomorrow.
Senate bill No. "a was passed.
Mr. Bielby moved that the rules be waived
and that Senate bills be read the first time by
their titles only and referred to appropriate COM
mittees agreed to-
Senate bills IS 90, ess, s7s, 81, 9ee. 255, 9ss,
80 and lat were so read
Senate bills Nos. 260. 80, 3l2. and substitute
for Senate bill No. A. Senate memorial to Con-
gress asking tor au appropriation to erect u gov
ernmcnt building in the city of Tallahassee,
Florida, asked for by memorial No. 8, ap-
proved February l2. 1885, were read and re.
ferred.
House bill No. SO was amended.
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